Day Six Monday 25th July

We had prepared for a noisy night with the possibility of beach parties and the noise from  a couple of German families travelling together as our near neighbours, who had been drinking Scotch all afternoon. The wife was particularly loud, and a little mad- although maybe that was just the Scotch- but still managed to converse with us in reasonable English while swaying slightly.However all was calm, and we slept well, needing a blanket for the first time. They are much quieter this morning!
The beach and views were lovely this morning with no cars or crowds. The public services over here are impressive - in the middle of nowhere someone arrived this morning to clean and re supply the loos etc. I guess that's what you get if you pay high taxes and the revenue is properly spent on public services.
Still on our way north, we headed to Lemvig and onwards, where, really for the first time since leaving the ferry, we encountered gently undulating scenery, together with lots of lakes. We are now settled at a Camperstop in Logstor, beside the marina, with a splendid view of boats and the accompanying sound of trigging in the breeze. We have loos, showers and wifi all included for about £12. As I was allowing £25 a day for campsites this is all good. We have been surprised to find that diesel is under £1 a litre. Food though is not cheap - but all looks delicious.